Helene Segara - Tout Commence Aujourdhui '2014

Tracks list

Tracklist: 

01. Tout commence aujourdhui
02. Quand tu dis mon nom (En duo avec Biago Antonacci)
03. Genre humain
04. Je tai promis
05. Quand on est ensemble
06. Petite flamme
07. Ces choses quon noublie pas
08. Suivre mon etoile
09. Porte mes secrets
10. Nouvelle vie
11. Sans toi
12. Dis-moi
13. Je te pardonne



Hélène Ségara hails from the Mediterranean coast in the south of
France. She was born in the small town of Six-Four-les-Plages on February 26,
1971. Her young life was complicated by a rocky family life, and at 14, she left
her mothers home to live with her father, at which time she began performing in
clubs and bars along the Riviera. She built up a strong repertoire and fan base,
venturing out to record her 1993 debut record, Loin. At the age of 25 the young
singer decided to move to Paris in search of more fertile artistic soil. After
some months she met producer Fabrizio Salvadori, who was impressed with her
talent and professionalism. Through Salvadori, Ségara met a number of
songwriters and producers with whom she would collaborate on her debut single Je
Vous Aime Adieu. The song was an immediate hit, garnering Ségara the support
she would need for the release of her first professional full-length record,
Coeur de Verre. 
In 1999 Ségara was offered the role of Esmeralda in the touring cast of the
musical Notre Dame de Paris, which would go on make her a household name all
over the French-speaking world. She stayed with the show until 2000, at which
time she shifted her attentions to her solo career. Au Nom dune Femme, released
that same year, went straight to the top of the charts, selling better than a
million copies within a year. In February of 2001 Ségara was named Best
Female Artist of the Year at the Victoires de la Musique Awards. In 2002 she
released a collection of her works translated for Spanish audiences entitled
Helene, followed a year later by the original work Humaine, which reached
500,000 in sales within six months of its release. Ségaras 2006 album Quand
lEternite generated hit singles such as Mefie Toi de Moi and Rien Nest Comme
Avant, winning a strong place on European charts two years running. In 2007 a
couple of compilations of Ségara’s greatest hits came out, with 3CD
boxset Les 50 Plus Belle Chansons and the 15-track Collection Prestige appeared
during the year. She returned a year later with Mon Pays C’est la Terre
that was accompanied by an international tour, ending with two dates at the
Parisian concert hall Olympia. After a three years without new material,
Ségara released her seventh LP entitled Parmi la Foule which featured a duet
with her son Raphaël on the track “Le Monde a l’Envers.”

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